To change the topic slightly,
I would be interested to know how difficult it was to travel from
Galicia to Bukovina in these different periods. Could one just get on
the train? Were there open borders between the different provinces? Or
did you need a visa and a travel pass?
It seems parts of my family moved from Rohatyn in Galicia to
Czernowitz in the mid 1800s. I would really like to know more about
the process.
Thanks
Michael
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 11:23 AM, cornel fleming
<cornel.fleming_at_virgin.net> wrote:
> Hardy...almost right! There were attempts to set up a Ukrainian
> regime,followed by a war between Poland and Russia which involved battles
> round Kiev and Lemberg, Finally settled by the Treaty of Riga in October
> 1920,but the Galitzianers still remained Galitzianers. Cornel
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